The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1856, Page 2

2 eee eo FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MOREY MARKET. Fumay, April 26—6 P. M. ‘The market opened and closed quite buoyant this mora- img. All the leading railroad etocks were in active de- mand, and sold to an unususl extent. New York Cen- ‘wai, Erie, Readirg, Mich’gan Southern and Cleveland And’Toledo were the leading stocks at the first board. ‘Fhe last named was operated in largely, and there ap- ‘Pears to be no limit to the ability of buyers to take and earry the stock. They have bagged and paid for several ‘thousand shares, and sre ready to take all that offers ‘and withdraw it from the market. According to their Seas, the stock is a good investment at eurrent prices, and they are therefore willing to hold to the extent of their available means, The shorts are by m0 means in a comfortable position, They have suffered cme thus far, and ihe impreasion is that they will have ‘wo pey reurdly for stock to fullil all contracts outetand- mg. The bears operare with a stock without regard to ‘the changes that may from tite to time take place in ‘ite condition and position, and thet accounts for the Jonces they have experieuced within the past six or eight menths. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad stock {s now sell ‘ng at $40 86 per cent, and New York Cantral at 92 a 83 per cent. Both are eight per cent dividend paying stocks, end itis our firm belief that eme fs just as good as the other. In our opinion there is not one per cent to choose ‘between them. It therefore follows that » market thet can sustam New York Central at 92 a 93 per sent, certainly rhould sustain Cleveland and Foledo at prices above those now current. Michigan Southern was lower to day. The sellers wore some pro- miment parties who a few days simce were large par- shavers, If they continue the present movement, stock to some extent will come upon the market. Erie opened pretty firm, but closed weaker. The sales were large. New York Central sold up to 93; per cent, oath. Prices # fraction below that p'int brought out a good deal of stock, and it oloced dull and heavy. Reading has been wnsteady for some weeks. The daily transactions are Jarge and the fluctuations do not amount to much; but sellers are successful in heepirg prices down, and no doubt will continue #o until the coal trade becomes mere active and the weekly returns of tonnage show an increase on Inst year’s operations. At the second board the market was slightly depressed. New Vork Central Railroad declined 3 per cent; Chisago ad Rock Island %{. Clevoland/and Toledo sold at 8234, seller ten days. Only fifty snares were offered, and we waderstand that the large:t holders are buyers, seiler’s option ae well as at buyer's option. They are prepared, we believe, to take it any way to suit sellers. For pur- ebasers on time, prepared to take tue stock, seller's op ‘Mon Is far tbe bes: way to buy ot this stage of the market. We notice » sale of fifty shares of Wisconsin Lake Shore this afternocn at 723; per cent, each. ‘Tre Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows: — Paid on Treasury account, +3173,183 18 eo 55,075 96 = 321216 76 Pua ne Asssy Office 4015 10 Paid on disoursing ck 45,870 21 ‘The warrants entered at the Tressury Department, Washington, on the 23d inst., were as follows : For the redemption of stocks. For the Interior Deyertnent. ‘or ior ent Bor Customs, War warrants ‘We: repay warrants re Akterdor repsy warrants received and en} miscellaneous tources Frem Customs From lances Me receipts of the Chicago andj Rock Island Railroad ‘@ompany for the first two weeks in April were— 1855. 1856. $24,639 $.8 029 31,9 83,208 Tre Monsieur, of the 12¢h inst, publishes the moath'y aecount of the Bank of France. The cach fn the bank fmd is the branch baske chows an increase of upwards ef two millions sterlirg since the last retarn., Ths amounts acvanced on railway securities exhibits alight imerease, snd there is a small decline in the amoun: § eommercial bills discounted at Paris, though at the brench banks there hae been an increase, We learn from the Brunswick (Georgia) Hirald that the care on the Bronewick and Florids raitroad will ran te the St. Illa river, a distance of thirty-two miles, by the 2th of May. The bridge across the St. Illa is now in Progress, and the road beyond thet poiat will be pashed forward with energy and derpa Several bales of oot ton kave already been receivei st Brunewick by the new road. Tt is se! forth, in the geological survey of Missouri, that the Ste car furnich 160,000,000 tons of eal per ancum for tbe next 1,300 years; and with regard to iron, that ‘there is ore enough of the very best quailty afew miles of Pi'ot Knob and Iron Mountains, above the surface ef the valleys, to furnish 1(0,(00,000 toms per annum of manufactured iron for the next 200 years. The navigation cf the great lakes is open to Detroit, as we lesrn from the Cleveland Herald, » steamer having made the passage between the two cities without eneouc tering any ice. She brought down a cargo of copper for Pittsburg. Since the date of the Autitor’s last publisked state. t, (Nov. 80, 1855,) the following banks have been o-- ganized under the General Bankirg Law of Iliasis, vi ‘The Morgan County Bank, Jncksonvi le Bask cf Quircy. ‘The Prairie S:ate Bat The Rushville Pank.... Eégar County Bauk. ‘Agricultura! Back The Boston Jrav er of the 2ath inst. sayti— The Rutland road now enjoys the advantage of a larger Busines cn its norihern wectiwn, in ¢ sequence of more favorable arrangements with the Omdensburg, and is also 4m counection with tbe New York Can'ral by way of the Ratland and Warhirgton, whic or road is in fall op2- ration ogain. There arrangements will give a better re- Fast ic the year’s buriness. In addition to \hese i ems in favor of the Rutland road, it « now stated thet the Cour: rment bas iseuei a cecree conirming posession of read to the second mortage trustees, according to the amica)ie terms agreed upon between the irst and second interests, until 1862, when the first mortgage expires. ‘Thie will prevent lt iga'ion, and enable the trustees =) devote themreives to the devel pement of business; &n 1 while the first mortgage will receive its interes? as fast warxed, the second ard third will realize the bened: sny rurplus, ig be order of claims. The directors cf the Milwaukie and Horieon Railroad Gompany have published their second annual report. Tue ‘@irec‘ors report that the road is in operation from Hori- eon ‘o Wavpun, a line of fifteen miles, and six regular tesins pase over it daily. The ex‘ension to Berlin fa in progress, which !s twenty-seven miles from Wan pon and forty-two from Horivon. There has been ex- pended on these y-two miles $354,109 for con:truc- ‘ton and rollirg stock, and the sum of $420,000 in bonds ia to be raised by bond acd mortgage on the road, in fa- vor of R. H. Lowry, of the New York Bank of the Repub- be, an trustee. The city of Milwaukie hae loaned tho company $166,000 in bon?s, which have been negotiated. It is contemplated to finish the road to Berlin, so as to bs ab’e to run care to there by the fall, and next year t> the ‘Wiseonsin river, on Stevens’ Point. After settiag arid» veal estate, bonds, and other resources im hand euffisieat to pey all demands cutetandiag for the cost of the road to Waupun, the company’s available means amount ‘> 91,116,350. The amount thus far expended is $555,100, ‘The road will cost about $20,000 per mile. The acnexed statement exhibits the qcan‘ity and valoe ef foreign dry goods entered at thia port for eonsump on, for warehoure, and also the withdrawals from ware- Rouse, during the week ending and inolading Thursdey April 24, 1856:— Movewests iv Forman Dey Goons. BDntered for reece Manufactures ct wool...... do, ot entton, of mik.. Withdrawn jrom Warehouse 10 212 00 seysces + 487 Warchowset, Manufscturer of Wool... 89 ao, of cotton 49 @o, ot vil, 1 Me racasiarvesersys 6 + 81,279, rant ‘The dry goods trade during the prst wei chs been’ ‘at 4's height for the spring reason, and from the ciose of tae prerent week it will probably grow less until the sum- mer pause seisin. With the great prosperity induced Dy the high prices of Southern grown prodacta, it is ber jleved that the coming trade for the fall season from the South and Southwest, will be ona large scale. Cotton, at this time, is at lenet $5 per bale higher than lt wars month sg, andar there is probably faily » million of she past crop remaining ic the evuntry, the adyance ‘n 6 single month would mabea difference in faver of the country of abart $5,000,000, Rice and tebacco have also Ddorne bigh prices. The only staple like’y to suffer by the peace im Europe, is hemp, which during the war ruled enormwusly high. But this, im eomparison to the value of cotton, but a small item. During the past week one of the staples of the Northwest, pork, has revived, and may do something towards reducing the losses to which dealers have been exposed, while the decline im breadstuffa we fear is cbronic. It will te difficult for Western and Nerthwesiern merchants to pay off liabiNties contrasted in New York for goods, with corn delivered in this cfty at 60c. and Ofc. per bushel, which probably cost over that sum in Chicago, or with flour at 98a $6 25 per barre!, which Jast autumn and the early part of winter, cost more money at the /,West. Owing to the previous two or three years having been, commercially speaking, very succevsful, and the early part of the past season having given gooil profits, mer- chants have borne their losses, in that direction, much better and with fewer failures than might otherwire bave been expected. The opening of the State canals to the lakes next month will give ® temporary impulse to trade, especially in the buikler clazs.of goods, requiring cheap transportation. At lest accounts, English ma- Wiactarers were firm im their views, expecting wa increase of trade im the eastern sections of Enrope subsequent to the conclesion of peace. The news frcm India, China and Australia was also good. ‘The annnal yield of goid in the latter country, for 1655, to January, 1856, amounted to the larg? san, for the Victoria istrict, ofedout $53,000,000. Tre fea- ture of the trade, for the past twa weeks, in this market, has been the slaughter of goods at the au:tion stores. ‘This, however, cannot last much longer, as the auc‘ion season is also drawing towardsa let up. The chiefde- cline has been witnessed on ight fancy goods; while lines ef staple goods have mauifosted greater stability. The enbanced prices of both cotton and wosl mus: soener or later produce an advance in the value of gocds produced from them, and hence, unembarrassed holders need feel no fear from refraining to preas sales, or to await the re- turning of the tide. The exports of domestic goods from this port, for the week endirg the 15th inst., amounted to 989 packages, amounting to $42,179 in value, and from Beston, 3,439 packages. In brown eheetings and shirt- ings we have no change of moment to notice, while sales were moderate at 729. @ 8c., for heary, andat 07¢0. a So. for light. Bleached sheetings and shirtiogs, except for weil known manufscturers’ marks, were doll, and with mocerate rales at earier rates. Drills were 8 acd firm, at 8¢, for brown, '$*c. for bieached, and 9%; 3. for blue. Corse} jeans were in moder: Osnaburgs of desirable styles were nime, stcek light, with » tinited demand. Stripes and ticks were without change worthy of notice. Ia duck, Tavene were quick, while in other kinds holders were not pressing eaies, on account of the advance in the raw material being in excess of curreat prices for the mana- factured article. In other articles, such as printiog cloths, prints, lawns, ginghams, cloths, cassimeres, tweeda and jeans, linens, &:., the changes have not bsea of sufficient importanes to require notice in detail. The season for mouselin delaines has measurably past. As regards foreign goods the businces has been tolerably quick with jobbers, but importations have crowded the market, and free sales have been made a: euction, wich a tendency to easier rates, Stock Exchange. Frupar,, April 25, 1856, $1000 Virginia 6's... 100 sks Erie & 1060 Louisiana 6's 400 do, 2000 Califor 7's °7 250 do. 2000 Frie bds “75.50 = 6000 H R 3d mt bde. 71g 1000 Mic S bde 2d iw. 83 00 Harlem RR. 1000 N Ia lsmtGu 853% 20000 Ii C RR bes. 88 La . 270 Panama RR... 35 Gal & Chic R' 100 Cley & Tole RE. 850 86 oo) © 845% e ° 3 y Ps do .ifonan: a: & Rk Is) Rds ¢ Ey Cleve, Cietia: ‘ BOARD. 100 Ciey & Tol RR. 00 do......b¢0 50 do......810 81g 50 Cley & Tol RH #10 825; 50 Wis L Shore RR, F ig MINING BOARD. 50 Ward Cliron..b3 463, 100 (aii Gold.03 10°} 1c0 do. :b16 4534 200 0..066 6881", -b10160 400 © 860 2 500 7 30100 800 + DIO] CIPY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Pripay, Ap:ii 25-6 P Acnrs unchanged. BReAveTCrFS —Flour—The market was again heavy, and ibe prises tor common grades unsettled, cf which the receipts were iarge. [he :alea embraced about 450. « -,000 bbls. infertor to common Michigan, at £5 50a 5 ; commcn to good commonState, $5758 $5, aad ext a $6 15 a $5 3734; Upper Lake at $6— $6 25, and ecmmen to good Onio, $6 06% a 63734, and ex'ra Generre at $8 4 $9 50, and & lot of handsome extra 2. J, uis at $9 75. Saesofarout 3004 400 bols. Canadian 75 a $876 tor superfine and extee Fold to the extent of about 1,000 at $6 75 @ 87 26 fur mixed to good brands, Bidy & $8 6224 for fancy and extra brands; choice family and baking extras were unchanged, Rye four was juiet at $40 $575, while Jersey corn meal was eadytat $3.21, Whea?—In the absence of sile were nominal. Corn was ] cent per bushel low at $7 . Svles of 15,000 & 20 000 bushels were made at 60c. a 62c. for al! kinds. Te was dull, and sales light. A small lot of com- mon Southern was repor.ed at 85c. Cats were in good tupply, with moderate sales, at 382, a 41c. for stave and at 4c. « 45c. for Western, Conve —Uhe market was steedy, but sales were light. The auc ion sale cf Kio to come off to-morrow bai a wa- dency to check sales. A cargo of Jamsica, eouwis slog of 1,679 begs, wae sold, and sls 1,000 do. Sc, Doeat a 9, for export, at private terms; 200 4 300 ¢o. fio, at LY. a 1)Xe.; 50 mats Java, at 1bc ; 50 Bahia, at 10%c.; and 300do. Maracaibo, at 120. Laguira wae hardiy #) firm ae at the commencemeat of the week, and the ssies mae within a cay cr two were on 8 ightly easier terms. Corroy.—Dealers were sili dieposed ty await the r ceipt of the Arabia’s letters, and sales were coxtined to about 1,000 bales, the market ‘closing acm. Fresinre.— Exgegemeats were moderate to Liverpool. 10 000 bussels wheat were eogeged for Liverpool at 44., in balk; £00 bble, flour, to fill up, at is.; 400 onles of cotton at ',d. for ocmpresced. To Glangow, 6 boxes ba- cop, at 268. To Bremen, 300 boxes extract logwoot, at 2ie. per ton. There was no change to noties in rates for Havre or for Loncon. To Caiifornia, rates were at 300, per foot measure: Hay wae irreg 190 ibs. t. and ranged from 70s. 803 per of 60 hinds, clayed Cuba ware msde at bbls. New Orleens, part at 480. The ange of the market was from 402, s'Sie, eoxording 10 qaaitt Na rita turpentine wi 98¢. 0.39e., carb. Salese 2,000 bola. ported afloat, at $1 65 per J10 Ihbs,, deltverad. C. at $3 234 w 83.1834 par bb Provisions.—Pork—The m: jae Wer firme, salesembraced £00 a 800 bbin., “54 meas, at $18 25, with some lo oa the cay, 8. Prime was at $15 50 8 $15 62, ef heavy. Sales 50 sbls., at $12 a $13 for r packed, Chicago, spd $8 a $9 for « Prime mess wea quiet at $17 Boe! hama ware steady at $13.0 $17. Bacon was firm at <0, a 9% There was a con:iderabis aa'e ot singed or foug’ at ft p. t. Cut meate continned frm reay's qaste tions, Lard wae firm, wih anes et 300 8 0 tbs, wt 90 # 10340, Batter and cheere were unshiege Srices —cales of SO bags pimento were inate at Lle., and 160 bags pepper, for export, at p. t. Hicz —The receipts are failing off, and the wtook | aradually being é/miniehed. The cata to-day were 10) canbe at de. @ 4350. Scoans,—The tales footed up asovt 900 & 1, 600 bhda., y mess, nearly il Cuba murccvado, witsin (he range o! 640.083. Wilekry —Seles of sbont 300 blr. were made, in: clnding Outo and Stete privon, at 262. & 20ie. Drulge was at 26 Tonaccojde rather quiet; short aupp'ies prevent trans. | actirna of conreq sence. Prima ountiaue ty rele firm, The rales inslaced 43 bhée. Kentacky and Sfayeville at {| 8: 40 & de ; 132 balerHavans ot 239. a 250.; 40 baler Y; private eran; eedleat at 7s, a1 Woot ~There hae be meri) dem noinetarers #inee one Afference between their vie 4 rod \hece of the boldere gs | 2,0¢O hater, of which one-thi- herr tho transactionp comrequently have not been fey tok op amen Tetons, 40608 ie Foe at Cee cere, fo :—American, Baxopy ficooe, per !b, Bo. a jal blood meriuo, Mo. aod X merino, * {0o. a dar; os native tine. pulled, fornia, fine, Se ates ‘200. ay :do. common, en ooh ed, 120, » 140,; Peruvian, ‘8 30c.;'Valparat- 20, unwashed, 1c. a 14¢,; South American common, washed, 12c. a'13¢.: Wo. Rntre Rios, washed, 15c. a 20c.; d>. de., ee 83. 0 96.; Gay washed, 24c. @ FAMILY SARK GTMSG. RETAIL PRICES IN WASHINGTON MARKET—HIGR PRICE OF SHAD. We feel dispored to congratulate our readers—that i+ the poor ones—on the condition of things inthe retail markets. There ina tencexcy in all produes to lower in price that must be very gratifying to them. Meat does not show much chaoge, though corned meats ‘endveal are cheaper by two cents per pound. Mutton is a trifle higher, and altogetber too-dear for the season. Poultry and game is, if anything, dearer. Spriog eiekens are coming in fast, ee are also large quantities ‘of wild pgeon. Fish are very cheap compsred wi'h what they were all last winter, and the prospect is that they will be cheaper still They have fallen from two to four conte per pouad. The folowirg commenication from an in‘elligeat esrrea pondent contains an important tact, though shad are not ae high as he thinks they are. Very fine shadcan be ha! for 30 cents a piece:— Many families bave been puzzled to know the cause of the high price of shad the present season, and some sup that the usual caten had failen off This is the ight of the shad reason, 234 we find that a good sha: costs 43% centa, which in former years could be bought at 18%%c. s 26c. We ljearn from an old fan dealer that the present bigh price of shad arises from the fact that the Erie Railroad every morning carries off from 8,009 to 10,000 Iregltna a buticn in the interior of the State and at totne Harlem and New Jersey railroads als> distribnte considerable quantities. AB. Butter is getticg cheap. The season bas been back- ward, but it is making up for it fast. There is a fair supply of whive butter in market, which, from its perchabie character, has to be sold off quickly, Tae yellow butter—the oniy kind that can be shipped—vill not be in for two cr three weeks yet, and the butter trade will not fairly commence until then. Strate butter is now 2c. per lb., and Orange county 25¢, @ 23e.—tole- rably cheap compared with former prises. Eggs are seiling for from nino to ten for ® shilling. So rejorce, ye pudding eaters. Apples don’t sell and don’t deserve to, for, with the exception of the spi zenberge, they are very poor, anc not fit touse. The season is over, Vegetables loom up finely, The markes begins to look like spring in. this department, Water cresse1, radishes, salad, leeks, &c., have made their appearance, and 11 cannot be long before tomatoes and grezn pasa will be around. Tomstoes recuced to ® pulp and preserved in tin oapa bre much in demand in the marae: They are fiesb, good and cheap, and in the absence of homegrown tomatces, retry acceptable. Overy week now makes o great change io the market. oe Smoeceo S IMIIIIIIIISISs8essi assessliie Beef tongues, piece plogna raurt *: Tripe POULTBY 4ND Gil Wild turkies, — Turkeye, per Ducks, tame. ie pair, Widgeon, per pair wWoen eect CCCOOCCOCE HeCCOSCOC COCO CSO x er one wo * en BSSSSSSESSIILTILISISIIITI LIS SIRSIIIS SRESESIIISSII1 aesiaert wioeMHo ©o © 2 cco PISlelesellEsssssel So83 BSRRMShSosSsssRessusscrawerna Canyaes Pact duck, per pair Squirrels, per p Capons, per Ib. Grouse, per ee cow x PPP PPP PEP EPP DPE E PEEP PEED - 300 me : oon 326 “ itzenber; 3 50 “ Gulisowere” 2 60 0 30 2 0 = o a 0% & 100 2 040 a 012 a 012 a 012 a 006 a 008 e a 007 a 016 0 a 010 a 008 Porgies, a 009 Flounders, ® 004 Bull b “ ae Haddock. Ss ao Halibut, es ag Fresh mackerel, ‘* 0 ry Salt mackerel, ‘ Qo a0 Salt shad, = 0 12; a Smoked balibut, - 0 a Werte Ne ‘| 0 . vunds and tongues, | per 10 ry Sincked shad +0 . Boused salmon, percan. +2 ® 0 6 Stocked salmon, per Ib. Dry cocfieh, PHELLTIEH. sters—Princes bey, per 100. Mea Virginia 4 48 Clame—Shrewebary, p Little Neck, Lobsters, per Ib Crabe, per down, ‘VEGETABLES. Potatoes, mercer, per bbl... ‘ 8 «6 ° western rede, ‘¢ a Squashes, per doz Red onions, as, per bush we onions, “S beges—new, eacl Cab! BRASIISSES SRSEZS RII SSB ery —— 2ge8S35 <2 one inach, } aif peck Rodithes, buneh. Water creeses, qr BI lipsslisirisszisilsisitiitst@s ry a ry a a ry . s a s . ry . . . . a ry a ry a . s . . ry ry a s ry ry a Tpibess * qo 1 i 0 a 0 0 2 2 1 4 0 0 1 Qo 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 °Q 9 a 9 o i 0 0 6 ° 0 e 0 0 1 9 0 © SERERESES SLERsEEs ry s . ry ry = Cotton Market. The circular of T. J. Stowart & Co, of thix date, pre pared for tranrmiasion to Eutoge by the steamship Bal- tie, given the following review of the cotton market, &0.:—— At the ¢ate of our Iart circular, on 12th instant, per Atinnlo, the epeculattve activity so spraren’ a few days vious, hed come to ® pause, from the falling off ia t ig. avi the New Orleans market coniinain omition, The morting of the 14th oj al with an improved demand {or home use. whieh eon ésily throughout ik, prices steadily keepiay to she clove, at. which ‘caslly nit 140, to go, advance. T, partly owin to the orexpectecly bla tenor of the Rurcpean « vicet per Baltie, reseived on Thorsday morning. Tne Asily eaten from Ftook were ¢ imated for the week at n for expert, and the anlee of cotton in transitu were tn the same perbd reportad at 16,600 alee. The Africa arrived late om Saturday after. noon, and the present week’s oper 48 had the denedt ot bér advices, and alro of a pats ws Bivance fa the New Orleans market, aa reporte: legraph, cau-ed, ia the face eee ta by mat ies edvices ana declinicg freight, an lors epirit wae exhi ried, though holders sho ‘no inclination to sell except at improvement. The business untii Trursday was conse- quently small, not oxesedi: rete 1,200 bales daly from our stock. On (hat dey we had thre» cay.’ later advices, par Arego, snd following it the Arabia's reports to the af‘er- noon of the 12th inst., by telegraph from Halliax. These accounts ofa large business at an improvement ot +44. to 440. were again deyond the antici stone of the trade, a* @ response to cur position, and although the desire to buy bas not widened here, our pn holders are _ willing te offer heir supplies as as_ before. sales since are‘ estimated.et 2, oo" alts] from neat and about 12.C00in the week in transitu, The recel, keep up, and have gained steadily in the fortaight, Bey are now 145,000 jaune the large crop years 1852-03, The amount of pears to have lost interest, and ‘ihether it is to be 5,400,000 or 3,600,000, pub.io faith 10 steady acvance im prices for the remaiuder appears eq ual); strong, si WERPOOL CLASSIFIUATION. Orleans “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAL WOARDING AND LODGING. 9102 "resend dir dora - voard. Also very pleasant sin, provements. References 859 BROADWAY, bE SQUARK.—HANDSOME turniahed suits of rooms to let or the who.e house, Hg ap oe & seiect family or geutlemen; privare table, on ras Foe House delighifuiry siuated, iooking on the pares A Au modern improvemen's, ane ‘8 phyaician’s os be accommodnied with tue new, and all rato. 26 FOURIH AVENUE, THIRD DOOR BELOW 1 fyen'y firs street. Bleasan: furnished rome ga ae rs, 10 let, wih or without board. The house Ene ail tbe modern tmprovéaents, upd tho tooation very den" tral and easy of access to any part of the city. 2 4 WASHINGTON wre toto een DOWN TOWN Board and lodgins $3 50 to $5; board withoutlodging + & por weeks lodging, Uy ibd week. Bt 15 10 82 8. ene HENAY STKEST~A LaBG& UNFCORNISTED room with paniries attached, ou the secoad floor, 0 iet to m gentleman snd wife, with hoard, References ex: changed. 157 BLEECKER STRR&I, OPPOSITE DEPAU RW, —Two handsome parlors oa first and sesond floors ty je, to gentemen and their wives, with board; also sesommo- aatiors for two single gentiemea. Hou-o first g'ass. only par re of the frat respectability accommodated, No moving 145 reom; house has changed, 141 NINTH STRKEF, TBIRD DOOK EaST OF BROAD- way. Furnished rooms, in sulte or eeparately, (0 Tot semen, with breatfast it reqaired, Firat cleas house, with al: ate improvements. 185 MIGHTH STREEL—PLEASaNT ROOMS, WITH e) board, may ve oad, opposite the Mercanilie Livzary, 130 MADISON AVENUE—THERE 18 NOW A Va- eant aut of roems, with doard, on ‘he second floor of airs! class hovee, which is admira-ly’situaied, rapicie with ali the moderu conveniences ad newly tumnishes. There is alco singie room for gentienen. The Wall street staces paca the door, and those of Fuurth snd #isth avenues ia close a3 LLG tit? tW2kEYSscOND STREOR, BaTWAEN Sixth and Seventh avenues —4 gentleman ana wite, or lew ting e gentlemen, may secure the comiurta of @ home ata desirable furnished rooms, with modera improvements, by bysnplse socn. Aeferences required. A splendid piano for sale, by Guvert, ¢f Boston, for $175. cost $38. JOR UEORARD SURENT, NGAR BROAD Way eta farvished rooms to let t single ge mea without Doard? may be bad togethe: ‘or separate; ‘sath, gas, &c,, auached 10 7 TENTH STRES?, BETWEEN LAKOSDWAY AND Lata 4 place. ae suite of basdsomely furnished 200m8, firet floo-, front parlor, and two lerge hedrovmea attuch ed, with private table; or will be let to singe geatiemen, with or'withou: board, Terms meterate. 9 WEST TWENTY.FIFTH STREET NEAR SEVANTO avenue.—Femiies wishing tofprecure board can be handsomely eccommodated with farniaked or untarnished roms, aio, a few sicgie gentlemen , where all Pine com/‘oris of aie deenjo,ed. Gaeaud bab in the house, Terms moderate, 9] PRINCE STREET, FOR DOORS WaSF OF BROAT- ‘way. Two we. Turnisbed and v 2x7, oesiravle parlor Learcoms onsecond and third floors sultay'e for s geateraan and wife or two single gentemen, House first cissa, Location very convenient. Q] BASE TWENFY-THIRD BIREET —HANDSOMBLY furnished apartment may pe obtained Tale tabie, if deatted,) om Aest and third Loom Spply aa avove 79% SPRING STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM BROAD. ay —To le’, several handsomely {uralshed rooms, vendance. e “location is uesr al! BReORD AVENUE, NEAR SIUYVESART PARK Ba ir wives or ringle gent'emes leasan! rome. House and rurat the m imprevemenis, Terms mode WROSTISG S82. JOHN'S ard, a trout room with bed- References ex- BULBON RTRESS, Beare, ile with 'b all modern improvements, single genuemen with a the first class boto' 74. wEBr, HSS Sse STREEC.-TWO VERY desirable suite of rooms. on cecuna and taird (loops, suilabietor gentiemen end their famides, may be obtaiced Sith ull or partial Board. Lecauon four coors trom sixth rennte. Yael PANTY THIRD 8TR@ET—ONE OR TW families cen be &30um imodated hb five rooms, hand scmely furnished. The house is pleasant'y located belwesn Fourth and Lexington avenues. Two or three single genie men Cab &ieo be sce" mmodated. 50 bast RAsT FIFTESNIB STAEST. THIRD BOUSS FROM lop syuare.—A highiy respecable Preach fanily have blo for single gentiemen, or gentiemen and their wives (no childen). Fiereart roome, cuispe Franc . None bu! Re ersons of unquestionarie respectability need apply. Excel ent epporturity to 'earn Preach. 49 ORCHARD STREET —BOARD TW AN AMERICAN mtieman and wie; kis, two or three single rooms lor sing @ gent.emen, No moving th 47. BOND STREET. FURNISHED AND USFURSISH, €d rcoms ¢n second or third toor, wi'h fu:l or parila boan@ ina family who have just ken the house for the next year, in this central location jor business men or their families, 38 GREAT JONES STRERT.—A PAYLOR WIIH bedrcom attached, uufurnished, fteep! carpeting, on se §gnd sioor; also sirgig rooms, oa third Hocr. tarnissed; sis), oudie room on fonrta floor, int fullor partial bo: obtained on reasonable terms, 38 Gres! Jones sirec!, Latsyeite place, 3 wea a TWO DOORS FXOM BLESCKER Iarge front room sné bedroom, with pantry rt. bebed.in jet, w.ib board. Tho rooms are newly ished; g8. 4c.,in the houre. Reterenoes exchanged Q5 GREENE STREET, NEAR CANAL —SUIT#8 OF rooms on the r¢cond and third floors, hundsemely fur nisbed; also very Pree rong rvoms, wih full or part's! board.’ All the mocern improvementa azd the comforts of a home may berecured, References exchanged. so moving .2 May. OQ] UAFAYSITE PLATR—BOOMS FOR SINGLE GAN demen and tem'iies, Dinner ath. ] ‘GREAY JONES 81 = SUITE UF PARLORS, Ab hundeom «|; furn'rhed, o let to xeatien en, witaout Dowd; seeiae ‘y Pleasant basement, guitab.e for @ phj- TQ CAPROLU PLACE BLBROKHS BTRESC.—A LARGE ara hendecme.y furaisbed front and dack cord floor, are now vacant, with oedrooms aitacbed, if desire, suitad.e for tamiiles or single gentlemen. Gas, bath, Ac., 1a the house. Dianer at six o'clock, Reterencen exchanged, 4 ABINGUCH SQUARE, Wee £158, SECOND HOUaR rorth cf Bank street, @ desirable iceatlon for the cumme> Apsrtmen's, with board; couventent for tamilles oF single gen tlemen, References exchangad, OR TERRE GRNILYMEN CAN BS AOCOMMODATED hed rooms, bard street. witn wiceiy St 18 Lisve ferecces exchanged No moving io May. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIfE AMD A FEWSINGLE gentlemen can be xecommodatel with good board an? Pleastnt rooms, at 629 budson street, rear Charles, GHNILEMAN AND WIFE, A¥D THREE OR FOUR single gentlemen, can be a2commdated with board and pleasaxrt ro ms at 111 Hudson street, rear St, Jobn’s park. LARGE FRONT AND BAK ROOM, WALL FUS- A wisee, to let, with board, on te second, floor of & bro #n atone + pglish basemen! house, ut le tor @ famiiy, or gent'«- mon and weir wives. ADpY a.il7 West Twellt'stzee, be Twoen'Fidhand fiath aventies, References exchanged SMALL FURRISHED ROOM 18 WANTED-W'fH (wi hont hoard for sreepeciade young lady: Ad: «sa R. 8., Herald office, etetmg term: 9 mod. .1e., Lecaiion preferred near Canal Eucson ron PRIVATE FAMILY WOUL bath, West Twenty secon street, between ‘ae ‘h and Seventh ave- ues; re'erences required. —_—— A GRADUATE, Ditin«8 bere ‘be can give ‘essons in the ‘an- fusgen, bel'es let'res, and mntbemstice, sana equivalent, Ad. treas J. A. 8, Union square Post uffioe, N. Y. PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR, UNYURN'SAFD, A and two rovmns on the ficar above, to ‘rec, with board. a Y e spared to OT DESIRABLE HOME.—ONE OR THO FURNISH ed rcoms mev be bad. from the lst «f Mat femily, witb or without b rms modera’e; ‘i pg of toiro- Smonrtacce invle Bad Agrees 218 compu: Inquire ut 57 + cnd street NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1866. ee eT BOARDING AND LODGING. OARD.ON® OR TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BR AC- commonated ¥ib partial board in a, privais, family; lo; sation pieasar'; convenient ‘o cars and stages. Apply ai 104 ‘Amon street, between Fourth aud Bleecker streets, B? JARD.—TO LET, TO A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, ap urfurnished tront good bos mcderate terms, with « tamily of YouDg Dersons, OccuDy- ing a neatly furnisted fn Brostign 18 misaios’ wel from Fouth or Wall siree! rier; near a Garand singe route. Address 0, office, ine wives ard afew single gentiemen a par! floor, recms, bedrooms at penton on the third floor,Jwith fuli Siebel opposite. at piscop ib on arch, AppIy at i a0 West stre vei eo Ral, ers ur Pply al rest Twente street, T References exchanged BOARDING AND LODGING. 55 ‘WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET. A FEW SELECT damien and. gentlemen of tho, irs: respecte uit led with suite or l@ rooms, io ia tha ba lige wns “imme butiding, de located, be> 'BNISHED ROOMS—NEAR THE NEW YORK Hi rv to let to siz gle gentiemen. Apply at 28 Waverley phone” PUSMISERD OR UNFURAIBHED ROOMS, re oR ‘with: ut board, mas be obtained at 2) Lamartine Meat twenty -pioth’ street. The houre is ew, with gue ath rooms. References required. Apply imme: pr ROOMS —A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN FN mmodated with a furnished H accom! parlor and pcre on engl, Leg a and ond be “Sto. Breakfast snd desized. Location re: fonsants Apply at 182 We ured end pl i. Apply at Ii Waverioy place. OARD.—MADAM® RAMSAYER MORRO EPOLDE. AN- ounces {0 the public that she has taken the and p3- dtous house, 767 Brosdway and Ninth now ready 1 to recelve Eoarders . ot thorough): rated throughout, and every comfort and con- pe cry oar bifean can be coietueas ‘at first claes hotels can be obtaln- Table exchar ged, References striatly Boas a WEsT SS SIXTH STRERT. 70 LET, 9 neatly furnisked front on be tor, on tatning gas; but and ecki water, poutrion, &°. sesord OARD.--A GENTLRMAN AND WIFE, ALSO amo) oR thi sing! tl bi sommodated ri- ly, with's, chaise of roams, wit board: in. a heat fate fasnily, wi rooms, class brown stone front hous? in Twenty second tire, near Ber No, 9 East Righteenta OARD IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET, 2 aati Breadwi are eye Lage on sssond and third ftnara to ety Ww h board; s¢ bes all ‘ihe modern im- provements. neo atls aoet ‘Hleventh street, Bess: IN a eer. PRIVATE FA re Je gentlemen can be sccommodated with two he'l roome, 1m tke second atory, (on the name floor wilh the parlor 3) and partia! board, ue in a private famil; where Gay are 0 boarders. ip # fist elas bo! bared meote, in West Thirty-f sles aha vases ra ‘event! Si arte an: and Sixth avenue ary pass wit, a pee ere aaemsce: eferences given Bop se A STSSES FAWILY.—TWO OR TIRER gentlem n or a gentleman and his wife may ol Jebsapt rooms on the second floor, frum Vardem etreet, The se has bot an bathe, cas, fe. Apply before May at No, 12 Vandam street CARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENTEME, ‘ean be accommcdated oard, also day board ers, at 40 Kobiceon. st tease Daas OaRD AT 199 BLBKOKER STR Uitzsen ava gectionen and thats viverr: cas be pesos: da'ed with sing'e aid suits of furnished reoms, on immediate piication, Dinner at six o'clock. (URNISHED OR UNFUGNISHED ROOMS TO RENT— Pray tealemeretant grade, aes Buf Gedtocm on ‘he eesood floor’ No boardgivess” bedroom on URNIFHED BROOME ON TH THE SBCOND FLOOR. han lied wih water ted Mi aibas Gedrcots 6) edjatving: to ot to gentiomen fra private, family, seference req) Apoly se Fourth street. Des tet ROOMS TO LET—-WITH OR WITHOUT partial board, at 417 Broome street, near Broadway. Beg Ae BOARD.—A FREWOH gentlemen de French, both Ay ot carping eveons ractlcs. Bia faml.y as well ag bimseit are: Farle His Louse bas all taodern improveanenta, beta} Heb Tend street noe® Secone avenue, © t and teora with a noes cad partial boned juired, at 50 West Twentv-first street, between ee hizth avenues. cars and stages * very perirable . ERSEY CITY.—A SMSLL PRIVATE FAMILY OAM seoom 1 two or three gentlemen with good rooma, ~ uel boat ipo iret class five mine. lors and single rooms, with or without partial board, near peda h ‘oppoulie the New York Hotel, and on very reason- sble terms, ARTIAL BOARD WANTED—BY A GRaTLEAY, In ‘a Frecch family. Terms moderate, Address X. ¥. Z., Herald office, stauing particulars, ARTIAL BOARD WANTED—BY & YOUAG MAR, Ee begriree family, Address A. B, C., Herald offtce, stating joann —TWO FURNISHED PARLORS, WITH FULL artial ape to suit gentlemen and their wive:, or pectable mechanics pré Pply at UDerry sireet iret noure from Broome etréet. ah AES FORNISHED ROOMS, WITT full or partial bosrd, for gentismen and thel~ wives, can de obiained by appl'cation at 72 West Fourteenth strest, ‘Also, rooms for two or thres single gentlemen. The house is frst clage, and a limited number will be tsken. OAKD AND A BMALL FURNISHED 800M, FOR Yady, can he ted wih an’ elderiy widows withbut tamiy: being an experiensed nurse, would take one who requi nursing. No moving at sy.’ Apply at so. 74 heade atreet, BPosBD.{FORMISHED OR UNFURAIGHBD BOOMS TO et to fem jes or single gentiemen, with board, in a first gikse noure, with ai] the modern improvemonte, in & besutifal healthy location. Terma moderate. App'y at 19 Stuyvesant street, reur of Bible Bouse bei ween Second and Third ave- pues.’ No moving the lat of May. BesBS FROM FIRST OF Maya GenTGEMaN AND ‘also one or jemen, can. procure Donrd asd vicasant trent rooms, on the second ahd Ui Toor, with a private family, in @ house with ‘be modern.improve meats, iccated at 107 West Sixceenth streets convenient > cara and sisge®. Please call at 82 came street. OARD IX BROORUYN.—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS 61! the modern improvements, sultable for single eo. fiona and ‘o peotionun ead ts within Give saunter Walk ot the Somh ferry. Inquire at 248 Henry st-, ‘OaRD IN BROOKLYN. A GENTLEMAN AND a or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board. and ® pleassnt front room, by applying at 52 Sands street. Terma moderate. OARD IN BROOKLYN —A GENTLEMAN AND HI3 wile or two cr three sing’e gentlemen. may obtain pleasant reonre, with full or partial boare, ati52 Hicks street. Roo: furtishe? or urfurrisbed. ‘Ihe’ house contains the modern iesovemente, and i bua few minutes’ walk from the sown or Wall streei ferr'es Terms moderate, OAR IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON FERE ‘One or two ingle sentlemen can be accomm7d: desiranle rooms and joe corel family, very p\ ly Jecsted. Apply at 50 Sands street, OAKD IN BRO \KUYN—CONVENIENT PO BOL end Weil street tion unsurpassed; all the me dern imprevement; second stor’ or third floor. front; iarge and smal! rooms; fry rooms for gen lemen. A small back perioe Fee for @ physician; 238 benry strée\, court house fom ty, ORD IN BROOKLY¥.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two singe gentlemen, cen find pleasant rooms on second floor, with full or parial boird. at 50 Pacific ntreet corner of Henry, Brooklyn, nesr South and Wail stzeet ferries, ORD IN BROOKLYN.—A GFNTLKMAN AND WIFE ¥ iin Board abd's commrtatle bome by sppising 108 Bdes md ec e it Freet, near Concord, brick builciog. 2 PP 71pe 8 ak BeAr IN BRCORLYN,—A LADY HAVING A NEW house, with modern improvements, would like to dispose of a frort parlor and bedroom on the second floor, with board. Refererces exchanged. poly. at 143 Lawrence street, de- tween Fulton avenue and Willoughby s reet. OARD IN ViLLTaMSBUEG. —ON& OF THS BYST bonses and bes: Ic sr. e) the citv, oaly two minutes’ ¥alk from Peck slip fe le gen en can ebtain good soame and poare by appiog at ni south Ninth s'reet, comer )AKD IN WIL'IAMSBURG,- TWO OR THREE GEN? temen anc their wives, or single feovamen, ean an be ac: ecmmcdated with board in a private Jat Ytwe mination walk from the ferries, Adoress ©. 8., t erald BotRe IN TERERY City. NO. 9 a= STREET — An eregent cuit of rome, with fullor partis! toard, House is 1 ew, brown tront, with m¥ern improvements, with warm acd co'd bah; ges lighta, Ac, He roome OverleOk ihe bay, with delighiful sea breeze, &c. Been IN BOBOKEN,—TEREB OR FOUR GENTLE thal re Page at = oh mein ts ‘Hoboken. ORT applying at No. 3 Frank in terrace, Bath in the house. Terma moders'e. - ar WANTED-IN THE VICINITY OF MEN aL Clarkron, Teroy or Morton rtree's_—_ A lad; Aen ince ip years, is desirous ot procuring an urfurn! tained rex rece) With beard: int in tome reepectable private family, where there are :ew or ro other boarders lerenoes given and exohang- ed. Address C. B., box 1, 730 Post office. CARD WANIED-IN HOBOKEN. A FURNISHED roots and bedrooms, for two gentlemen, ; Herald offiee. Bowe, WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN; A NEATLY furnitted room, with breaktast only, ip «pleasent pri- vate family, between Houston and tlh ‘seventh streets. Address H, G., Eeraid cffice, with OARD WANTED -IN BROOKLYN—A SHORT IDIS- fapce fom Fulton terry. from firat of May. in a respes - abe tamily, for s geat'eman and niece, who Twanld tareish sbelr eparitie trier, or they would rent pari of « houte, id office. ‘Boum i «NTED-BY A GENTLE! ito & smail family who speak Frencl A‘ghest respeot.bilit’ ; house p'eassntly locatei, &c., replete wib modern conveniences, None appiy who cannot r Hered efice table. Aderess, staung terms and location, G. Vi J fera.a cf pee WANTED —INSTRUCTION IN THB MODERYV uages and $2 per wekk would be given to any 4 thet woul recompense a You g gen‘ieman wih @ smal room; breskiast at § end cies at6 o'clock; private american tami'y pr Address A. D., box 3,550 Post office, OARD WANTRD-~BY A YOUNG MAN. IN z PRI vate family, where here are few or no boarders, Ad- Gress, stating terms, &c., G. £. D , box 2,890, Post office, OOM WASTED—BY A SINGLE eee INA ppc or fice boarding house; ae sob sa ade jecent bath, Devween Bleecker and Twentie! gad Fourth and Sixth svepues. For periicaiars and terms address A. A., Berald ¢ fice. QUEMEE BOARD—ONB OB TWO FAMIUIES Can have avery Schominod ae erm i eae largerovie abate traliofail Kisday al ‘vege: inquire ot Mr N&WSON, 167 Canal street. GUMMKR BOARD —ISSTRUCIION FOR OBILDREN, n¢ tbe pleasant and, benlthy village of New miles by the Backensack p ank road trom Hoboken; fre extepaive ground, good table, motherly care, pisnotorte, 4c. Apply on the premises. i. F. PERRY. WO OR THREE fOUMS 10 pe WITth near Ct elt) tables, 4 at ,Gr without perdal bosrd ia.s. private, family, tn dectra: tion in Harrison street, Bou! The boure te Dew, contain pain, turnace. £¢. The parior, edrocm attached, js very sultable for @ doctor cr diate Perzous wisb' 10 LET—WI1H On WITEOUT Bi am FUBNISBED ‘or unfurnished, two or three room: 'y-elahth street and'Bi cminpaale ‘reed, from let of Ma rene vee farther particulars inquire st BRENNAN’S coal! ce, fours street and Broadway. 10 LBT WITH BOARD—A LARGE ROOW, Ox THR second fleor. enitsble for a gentleman and his wife, two Foarel eat aa Clee plensentty iow josie, pear Brow fiages and be Fourth avenue cars, "App! 404 Fourth mice, Apion pla ¥ ANTRD—BOARD, aoe A GRNTLEMAWS Wire, In a Frenel me ye where no Kpglish ia it being d the object of the ‘earn French. Orion p park. Address Win Ei. Morgan, He Lor above Herald otic, for WO \VARZER. BY A, XOUNG LADY, WHO Ie AnseNr ease see nae ne ed ene Cates Pag ess, staring terms 81 " ham square Poet cflee. Wi eee ae ‘ABD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND and tw sige Peracns, in the most peated ed of the'e es With mel) tom LA 7, pletrises, minutes Ircm al the farzies, or 25 minutes from toe 7 Hall, Rew York, Best of retcrences ven and re Address X. ¥., Williamsburg, cr Union oat olloee ANTED—A HOME, IN = aaeae PRIVATR family, with no other bow ders, br esas ve pareranih his «ie snd one young single man. ard tr the lady. pert ic jcollemen: fat nearoom Dedrocm bind rs. jot over ear for all three, Si'uation below hieenth ere allives:, Srusion beow subigent ae @cces given and ui ddress Domestic Hal MS | 1,898 ‘fou office, po aig “ g00d sized roc m on second and wn iane ai swer but those who can abide by the above. W ANTED—A FUBNIGHKD aoe WITH BOARD oF Sunda: heferences ex: U1 in 8 resvec'ab)* fami’ Location between Kighth and Fwantiath atresia, A Dressmak: inion square Post office, 831 Broaiway. DRY GOUDS, &c. ARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY — ‘8C0 dresses black and wile F Fina ra silk, ‘50, worth $6 50, Beautiful seotn cae "This dav, WwW. Se (Late Fenton a), New nett 551 Broadway, be:ween Opring acd Prince Dis feria dad SETS.—30 PER CAN? BE PORNT NS Baz Bazaar, 513 Broadway, St. Nieholas. RENCH EMBROIDERIES. GREAT SACRIFICE I FRENCH WORKED CANBRIO BANDA, bands, wii wil be 08 480 mc at be which will be so yer ceat bel 3 Bazaar, uy 513 Broadway. REAT REDUOTION OF PBIC@S—LADIEW am Dees subscriber hesopetcd 6 beauias variety af ese Weds exe ede, d @ beautifa! vs of forming in styles to the latest Parisian fashion, and at the lowest market prices, being compelled to raise emi :tance to Europe. ae a. pith Kibbon store, 90 Bowery, corner of Hester. Galvanic HOCKABACK, At 15 cents per yard, ssdmiraie arise for sare KOOM TOWKLS; Tons ve eo wiLes J.C, MILiGKEN & CO, MMENSE BALE OF | FRENOH | RMBROIDERIER— eat sacrifice in embroidered eambrio invoice tf Freuce worked cambric anda. wil be opened Morning and solé at extraore MNIR’B Bozaar, Bt. N 613 Broadway. 1D "CLOVER, § SLIGHTLY SOILED, AT a, WORTH Keo eae carat seen eh Hontton smbroldéred rete, Voleve enmes P ‘int dea oitgues Sod and French em! akirts, hy pues ogee 3 - elegant ns Bt tringsinge cing od By le new sore, 68 Broadway, iF thre door Amity OARD WANTED —A YOUNG MAN WISHES PARTIAL beara in Jerse City er Brooklyn, in & private temily. a a (., Herala office, with location, terms, &c ; references OABD WANTED_IN A FARM BOUSE CONVRRTENT the c’ty, for a family of io wn persons and thrse ime “cbildren’ and pure. in the vicky or ven bething bre fered. Terme mvit Fe moderate and fare govd and suastan- {ia “Acdtenme sta ing termes Merchant, ere dotiso, OABDING.—OSE OR TWO HANDS °ME ROOMS ON fecond tloor, large and well furnished, for a gentleman and wife; alco, singles and double rooms fer geutiemen; house firet class. with all the modern improvements, Inquireat 109 Fourteenth street. BoRore. —A SMALL FAMILY, HAVING TAKEN A Fry street, would like to let two rooms on the record ficor, a ih on the third, with bose, to a gentleman and b's wie or two rirgle geotemen. Tho house baad lo rots ly located, avd very convenient to cars and sages to all pars ee pra particulars apply at 40 d etre UARKLING —A GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABILITY can be accommodated with ore or two rooms, or * bout p pera board, ip & private fami y, on pas Hill, near Fifth avenue; siso pace, foe for one horse in owner’s sable, 4 ddrees Hoome, Be: here they have now : A large and choice brofder Whtte goods, hosiery fod silt nandkerchlets, PRING — SUMMER GOODS. F. DERBY & COMPANY, Menctaxt Eee are AND IMPOKTERS, 12 Receive by the steamers snd stlins'veasels, thro fenton, valuable involers of suring and sumsier GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, Many of which are the cunfired styles and selections of ‘be eminent ae and BS. BeLOW PAYNE 4&0. he MESSBS, Conemax Sanuk, 1 ahd Combining th Userc. with THE Drammen. ‘The goode frem this beuse are \oo we jones edver Urement; they Fave tsk2n the jead of ‘i 4 for last tea, vere, the Dresent selections perhaps excel any previously img orted and furs rariety in style, taste snd make of c'othiny tf iw LACK. bition it of it «<a OARDING —1WO LARGE a OUMMUNICA- ir g, suital pA? Ah the ie delightful ir summer § reer and ip conventen to tbo fashionable oie Nenad a Ow ‘est Twenty second street, bet reen fh &rd hixth avenues, Ke ferences required. OABDIXG—A BANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM TO Tet, with Loard, to @ single gentleman; contsins all the fmt n A. provements, av, .; house firat ciate, and family qRgivate, 8 ‘out within one intiute's walk of Broad way acd 2 Lighh ‘etroet mages, “Apply at No. 102 Beventh sire CARDING 14 BROOKLYN —A LARG®, WELL FUR: mihed rocm. with ¢ one's, gas, Rear ‘Boath beara, in « piensant location, <iater let te ferren Apply att6 Clinton street, Brook; OARDING IN BROOKLYN.--A asi AND wife, or ore ortwo single gentlemen, can obtata boart acd scom*oriable heme, ina ate family, by by soplying at 18 Jobneon street, near. Jey. Kelerecces exchanged. *PLANDID Sao ROOM, WITH ONE R two bedrocme ata Lo er, to one or two singie genus. men, Io @ private hour win aft ‘de medeen improvements leo, 4 single Foor. ‘Apply at 95 Prince street, Tew doves went of Broadwa EULIE CF DHATLY FURNISHKD PAKLOKS, ON the first floor, with bedroume attached; ais, aing'e ond Bir —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, OR TWO # ettemen, oun obtaln a pleasant room, furnished zunfurnirhed, ion remveo able private femtiy,’ at No. 42 Hemmor dstreét. Houre Taoders uit, gas, ath ona. tien pleasant, where Le comfort ndsabogod. Terms mederete Reference fivens 0-4 BDING.—1 HRRE OR FOUR RFSPECTABLE YOUNG men cin have lodetnga, with breakfast, dinner and tes an bandey, at S60 per week; Ano, a neat bedroom At $2, at 20 Avantlc street, Brooklyn. dousle roome, wil be let to ei: gle gertemen of high res7es tapvity, aalodgings, Veo invae virtotly obpervad. any © 70 — sireet firm house weet of Brondway. L ry GENTLEWEN CAN -OBTAIS neh fur: ished bedreoms, with fu'l board, dtener inte. a. No, 15 Bond street. Batis’: ctory refererces will be ro- aure DVAPTAGES OF THR BOARDERS kl BXOTAN NO AP a’ kypleton’s Bniiding, No. 46 Brondway.—Iet Far Bish icg to heard rockers a tree and complete guide to tue mort Gecirnbie neardivg heures and favailtes a sho elty and country: ov AYN IVE #TAnioUely: 24. The Introdasiton of permanent boarders. We charge for ‘he boarders ac iy obtained, No monthy duce. We Tpspenitaliy polict: & call. G. 1H. BMITH & C. OAWD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD Lat TO ‘a geniieman and «1 lorriehed, or broke es front room on eesthd floor, ma parlor snd extension room na frat floor, ¢ howe hue all the improvements, Apoly a place, McDougal street, between Houston CARD —OLINTON PLAO® 42ND FIFTH AVRNUR.— A Sire large frovt parlor and bedroom, in the second ory, pancsemely turaiened, wits hoard, wi ivat fa. +, fir npenteman ond bis wife or one or 4)9 Koa- oe ddrexe, pivirg real name and ‘ldrere, “byt, Enicn eanere Port’ «fl OABD —& PRW Oem GPRTLAMEN CAN BE AO: commedsted with hord end plesawnt accommodations. Apply ot 78 Fustor mreet, Brooklyn, RCOKLYS—BO, 398 HENRY STREKT, ONLY EIGHT tir. utes from the fer-ies, end losation nneurpassed: can te bed very desirab'e suites or ting @ roome and board, tn & firet clare boure where bot few wil betaken. No moving on fire! ot Wav; references given and required, Appiy or ad dress i sive. GesxtRy, Bo BOARD WANTED —A YOUNG IRISH WO msn, 4 is in wishes reapectes (cud find & ord home at a med fe Saito character will be Rzdtonra bold taonthiy ce wok in gdvence. She woud aarist in hourekenping. it do-ire A lor, three nia, Herald office, sisting VOURTRY BOARD. TWO OR THKER SWALL FAMI vn be accormmorated with beard in m private famile, +i Youkers, only ten minutes? wail from te derot, Taquire 6} Xr, BHRARS, at the depot, or of Clark Nodine, at his rest dence. i roe D HOUS* TO LET, WITA ROARD,—THE ree ts comrected with the St. Denis Hotel, in Beventh igs aad will be rented to @ family by the week or «thor. SCARINaRD UK U*FURKISHED FRONT PARI k with bedroom and atingded. to let, nate es Sone pees. Apply No. 4 White ereet, & few doorr west of Broadway. nu hing ‘goods car alwrys bereenat 123 PARK RED'S MOURNING STORE, 490 Sroad was IMMENSE REDUCTION ON ACC go OF REMOVAL ON THE FIRST OF |, Thia entire stock of mourring dress goods, > 2 etpse weit ‘as, &e., de.. the riebest, beat ‘hed aimaya the | cy, will te sola at te Orig at packare cost fst tbe are May, in o>nsequence o! remov: Wiiu's MOURNING FTOR®, Four doors below 8 Nickolas Hotel. __ SPRING +} MILLINERY, aC. TARGE 8r STOCK OF IMPORTED FRENCH BONNETS, t Ma¢ameR. He RAIS & SON'S, yw Sting cf ep B68, crave, tancy straws, cle tame and beanty of detiga they have never bad ihe'r equal in this city, “Country mlllluers will do well by calling and select irg pattern bats, ‘A LARGE LOT OF FRUNCH BONNETS, JUST RRORIV td, at Simmone’, 564 Broadway, a side, one door be low Prince street, ccneisting of cra; nt 4 straw and {an oy blorde bonnets; Alo, children’s Sonnets, bate ‘and caps mer SU). . SIMMONS, 564 Broadway. A’ 64 AND £ JcoHS STREET— ltealel 78 4 fowern neta, sis, bnds, and Materiala Zor ‘turis's, in ever Toe for cash. Ftraw flowers, received by the as Pamrat & MILLINARY --M{RS, HARBIGON, ate t ze avenve, inv! ov the attent of her customer 8, s dies genereliy, to ber avorument of spring bonn firet rate mfliiners want d ‘mmediate:; ve Apply a8 above, KS WILT. FIND HANDIOMB BON! re a EA L? fonable prices at Mra, HARRISON'S, évenue, —————, MILLINERY.—TH® MISSES BOWKRRS, 141 feet, whi open thelr sueumer mil inery, on Mon FINE ARTS, if this to canvass the above, pec a twos to We PATS, 16 Burlieg slp, New York,